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Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
Reduced to Shame ID an owl.
sW York Tritun


Referring to Congressman Reagan's
bath. by which he missed his vote ON
the tariff bill, Senator Vest said that 1t
was curious phase of affairs that a
ridiculous little thing like this some
times hits man harder than serious
affair. "In Missouri one of our young
men was literally run out OF the
State" said he, ''by story that was
possibly concocted by him, but never
theless sounded SO plausible that II
went the rounds. His name was Rus
sell, and he had been recently elected
to the State Senate. 1t was before the
railroad system was as complete IN
Missouri as at present, and he was on
his way to Jefferson City on horse
back He was belated till AFTER dark
and as he was passing through denst
forest hoot.owl cried out, Hoo, hoo
hoo" With great pomposity Russell
responded, Il am Colonel William
Henry Russell, State Senator of Mis-
souri,, sir" After the story got gu
Russell could never begin a speech
upon any topic that some one did no
cry out, hoo, hoo, hoo and iron
across the Senate chamber some othe
member would respond, Colonel VII
liam Henry Russell, State Senator o
Missouri, sir He moved out OF 'h
State to escape the constant ridlcule Il
which he " as subjected"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
How TO Prev 0nt = cold.

Medical Record.
Under this title, DR.. Brown -Sequard
makes a contribution to the Societe de
Bioligie which will be read with in
terest. Everybody catches cold more
or less often, and nobody wishes TO do
so; hence Brown-Sequard's method"
ought to be popular, Under the name
OF "cold" are included a number of
acute catarrhal inffammations affecting
the nasal, pharyngeal, laryngeal. ira
cheal or bronchial mucous membranes.
In this country We even apply the
term to acute affections OF the middle
ear, the eye, TIE stomach, intestines
OF bladder. The cause OF these so
called .colds" is the influence of cold,
damp air upon sensitive portions OF
the body, producing thereby disturb
ance of the vascular equilibrium. The
result is a congestion which settles
down, perhaps with the help OF mi
'crobes, as the late DR.. Austin Flint
believed, into an Inflammation.
| The most sensitive parts OF the skin,
according to DIR. Brown Sequard, the
catarrhal genetic areas, are the neck
anu the iect. III oidei ~ piO'She
"cclds," therefore. one has only to
harden these areas and destroy their
sensitiveness. This is done by daily
blowing stream of cool air BY means
of an elastic bag, upon the neck. and
lby immersing the feet in cool water.
The air is at first only slightly cool,
but is each day made colder, until the
neck can stand an Arctic blast with
impunity. The feet are immersed in
water which is al first at tempera-
ture of about 30 degrees Fahrenheit,
and this is gradually reduced to 80 de
: grees Fahrenheit.
DR.. Brown-Sequard's method is only
q more rigid and elaborate form OF
very well-known practice, viz, that o
daily bathing in cool water. 1t will
no doubt, be useful if the person is no
aged or weak. Such methods, how
eyer, seem after time 10 lose their ct
ficacy.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
What Shall I Do.

OF oil the puxzlin2, hersssipg pest
tions that poor IN jrtal eau DO placed
in, the worst and III ost vexinR Is 10 pro-
vide In a private house what every INN
keeper b.ldly adverases that he can
urui-h-- sDtertstn ment for man aud
beast" Il = question of expense TO.
day, of Inconvenience at one time, Ut
ac.ual ignorance OF what to get &C
another, but whatever the cause the re-.
suit ~ the same, and while the iest Of
the family are entertaining the unex-
pec1d friends In the parlor. the house
keeper stands in the iniHR room, est
ing her fingers on the table wh,,se
emptiness provOkes her. and 10 lott N
thought Literally SO, for with the us .
Of an Instant OF real reasoning the
doubt would be solved. Her emphatic,
What shall l do?"-would
find ready ADswer. she would beat up
q batter of Hecker's Buck wheat aud
the whole ho1ss would be happy.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
TROUSERS, SUITS
|0vercoats.

Remember our stock is
kept well supplied and sizes
complete in the different
styles on our counters.
To those who have not
purchased as yet, bear this
in mind. You have just as
large q stock to select from
as the earlier purchasers.
Our S. 90 Overcoat is a
wonder. Our 500 Iron
clad has no superior.
Our $I3 so Storm Over
coat cannot be excelled.
Our $4,000 Fur Beaver
Exceeds anything We eve,
offered to our patrons.
Our $1,000 Wire Twist
SUIT pleases the young men
and takes the place of a
IS22.oo custom suit.
Our $500 Trousers Of
the famous ironclad saves
the nottingham money.
Our old customers are
learning that we have the
stock and are patronizine
us and recommend theil
friends because we sell. "Wt
best Goods for the Leas
Money!"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

rras Inc,dsnt.


You ask me Why smils 70 day.
Tboueh ysg sidSy weJt.
4 nd tboush nor vssSy WEEKS ~ we'll.
Ufiefs vieiis have kept
You point 70 the sm ell gr,v, that lies
bene attn that old elm trte
Aud wonder what has dried the teiYs
which flowed 50 esesslssaiy.
An. friend, last night, b.fsrs slept.
The tssrs fol all too last,
TIL wsarv nature tainted. and
Sweet siul came 1t last.
I hen me dream. Eethought sw
gsrden far snd asest,
Where refs ned n wondrous harmony,
And bsautrsii complete.
Aud nitsipg to:t'y here and here,
in iobes OF sposie white,
A host Of little ones san,
slifsd ant and br GIT;
Aud Ia e,ch title bald they bo.e
A Ian p with glowing D me.
rten, midst the shiuiny angel throas,
Ny own wee darling came
within her d,pp ed, baby-haad
little lslap che bore;
Bat oh. dear friena. tia light wAl dim,
Ano hcsersd Ger ana oef.
And sniis wondsred gtisvingiJ,
And wep anes with Tears.
| One Asteu: sWhy burns thy light so low
| she answered: 'Mamma's tesrs."
| An me- to thlok that houid dim
ma iighs my baby bores
] dried my tsirs. and prayed. "DeAr Ltrd
help me to weep no motef"
nd nov snits Tor DsbJ's sake;
| And. though did but dream.
| 1--we 10 think that BABY light
Brghtas INA res. will CLEAN.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
AGRICULTURAL.
American Rural Home.

American Rural Home.
Don't feed the laying hens entirely
on corn; II is too fsttcning; give them
mixed grains, beef scraps, ground bone,
oyster shells, etc., If you would get the
largest number OF eggs.
The flow Of milk can be greatly in
creased by giving the cows daily teed
OF meal and wheat bran; thus fed a
harrow cow can be made TO give q
good supply OF milk during the entire
winter.
Give the young trees a banking oil
dirt; 1t will prevent mice from gnaw
ing the bark about their trunks and
water from standing about the trees
and forming ice, which Is apt to be
very injurious.
If you have not already done 1t.
give the cellar good banking of
straw and leaves; this will form a
good protection against ffosf, and is
tar preferable TO banking OF earth, as
| 1t can be removed with less trouble IN
the spring.
When the small stones have been
picked up and thrown into heaps, the
winter season is an excellent time to
get them off, as work on the farm is
less driving. and the hard frozen
ground prevents the wheels from cut
ting into the sod.
Farmers should encourage their
children TO read and study, by provid-
ing the family with good reading In
the form of books and papers; in this
age OF good and cheap literature there
is no excuse for ignorance in the farm.
er's family.
| AS the cold weather advances look
well to the vegetable cellar, and see
that the products stored in them are
In no danger OF freezing. Remember
il is the long spells OF steady, cold
weather that causes the cold to Greer
into cellars.
See that all the farm tools are housed
before they are covered with snow
they will last much longer If housed
through the winter than left exposed
to the weather. While the heavens
form cheap shed-it is very leaky a
times.
| itth hoiN Aht wv
long in the hope Of getting exorbtan
prices. Remember that fruit and vege
tables are perishable, and if held to'
long may be totally lost; as rule,
is better to be content with REASONABLE
prices early in the season.
> Farmers who are troubled by rat
should get two or three good cats, ant
:, let them have free access TO the prem
iscs occupied by the rats, and they viii
|. soon disappear; it is far cheaper Il
keep cats than rats. We have two ex
cellent Cats and consider them valua
BILE property as well as beautiful pets
Take look at the cattle daily an
see that they have rs much food as the
: will eat without wasting. When TO
i much is given at time it results !
. loss: little observation on the part {
the farmer will soon teach him ho'
r much food his stock will consum
daily, and he can then feed according
lv
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
RUSS SELLS
BEE HIVE"
300 Mar ket Street.

Monday, ia nuary 8, we COM
mence our GREAT ANNUAL MARK
Down AND Gil CARING SALE, when
you may expect to get Bargains
that will eclipse any we ever
offered.
English Sill k Seal Cloth Coats
marked down one-third. Now
is your time t b buy at two-third
price. Our | oss is your gain.
lot Of l. aides 80 Jackets
to be sold at halt price.
We have more Hand Bags
left from tn e holidays than we
want to keep, and have marked
down big line Of 81 to 50 cents;
see our 5o-cent bag.
! I bale Gray Blankets, have
been this Sc ason Sz-are now
$3.50. Splendid White Blank
cts from S. down to 81.
The balan &c of a lot Of Gents
Scarlet ShI rts and Drawers
marked from 81 to Is cents, tc
close them out.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

Stephen Allen Price was man who
was liked and looked no TO by all who
knew him. He was honest, kind and
true, q warm f.ienc and good neigh
Dor. The boys and girls all liked him ,
because he never forgot that he Ad
been young once himself. He was
never stiff and cross and boz ~ with
them, but was their good fr end. He
became rich, was made NIayor Of New
York city, and lived 90 be yery old.
He lost his life In ., steamboat disaster.
Those who foun.a his dead body found
q scrap OF printed paper in his pocket
book. 1t WIS so worn with Oft read
ing that they could scarcely make out
the words, but this Is what was upon
the paper:
Keep good company or none. Never
be idle.
If your hands cannot be usefully
lemployed, attend to the cultivation OF
lyour mind.
Always speak the truth. Make few
Ipromises.
| Live up to your engagements.
Keep your own secrets, il you have
any. -.
| When you speak TO a person, look
him in the face.
:. Good company and good converse
Ition are the very sinews of virtue.
Good character is above all things
lelse.
Your character cannot be essentially
Injured except by your own acts.
If any one speaks evil OF you lie
lyour life be so that none will believe
v him.
al Drink no kind OF intoxicating u
J, liquors.
e! Ever live (mistortune excepted,
within your income.
Il When you retire to bed, think ovel
4 what you have been doing during thu
a day.
a Make no haste to be rich, If you
= would prosper
Small and steady gains give com
dpetency with tranquility of mind.
II Never play at any game of chance
II Avoid temptation through fear yo'
y imny not withstand It.
y Earn money before you spend it.
o Never run into debt, unless you Sc
lplainly a way TO get out again.
~ Never borrow, if you can possibl
u avoid it.
a Do not marry until you are able t.
IS support wife.
Isl Never speak III of any one. BE JUS
n before you are generous.
Keep yourself innocent if you woul'
n be happy.
el Save when you are young TO spcn
o, when you are old.
Is Read over the above maxims at leas
n once week.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

N. e,s~usy Aassssoss Tor he
~ ThirA DtstrietS o. W.
ia, nay - found d me s'i'
kasr pIarsrcr.
bsso : Bsss's cigar store. 10
rect. ..,. 5000
Kans's, fesrth
LJos.ph Edusrds'. Eighth
uosp pisTR,cr.
Jsmss U'Nsili's. No. aas
tbomu MsaIlIan's, sixth
N !. snArkey's. Front ana
,aRoptrt Oottingham's,
no and Liberty street.
.lap pIsrRrcr.
henry Kyisb Once w.
-J,hn l.. Msions's. Dsis
a Madison street. ~
e. Il. Bars, zooe MARIE
vii sit st the CITY Hall
! ~ and N, nom . unW y
70 SO. m. each day. for u
~ tram fars and correction
name on the aesessmen
W been ommitted-
rAkBO hlQ0lNS.
SCISSOR OF First WttiicI
NIX A. McCLOSkCr.
ssessor nj Beeoud Distri,t.
RY I. KYLE
SCISSOR Of Third District.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
OF A
VALUABLE FARM.

VIII be sold at Iublic sale on the pre- m
ises OF toe subscriber, at Willowdale. East
Marlboroug Township, Chester County,
Pa, On
MONDAY Y, JANUARY II, 1887,
The foilowin ing described valuable farm
containing IL acres, more or less. bounded
by the road lead ny from Kennett Square to
Unionville, and the road leading from He'd
Lion 10 Londdngrove. and the lanes OF Jo-
seph Baldwin lsacc Worth and Rakestraw
2Ik-st. rs SOL house, 10 rooms and an attic,
aud pump honse and wood shed alta ,hed /;
large frame b.rn with overshoot, ample and
complete stabiin9. we'll at barn, straw
sheds attached, corn cribs, wagon house,
chicken ouse ana ice house Two good ten
ant houses. one Of them Is new, .0xGS. with
bitchen l4xl4 attached. rooms, with attic
I'll Isned. Thb land is under high state
of cultivation, is in q God neigbborhood,
convenient to stores. churches schools, mills,
etc It is we'll fenced and watered by two
ruu ming str cams, good apple orchard and
oiher small traits In abundance. Twelve
acres OF wood land ripcipal chestnut and oak
] his is one Of the haest farms Il at has
been OFF sred At public sale this season. and
well worthy the attention Of anyone wishing
to purchase; viii be sold on This DAY II there
are buyers for IL.
Anyone wiFhing to view the property be-
fore day of sale can do so by calling ON the
eubEcribsr, residing thereon.
Par OF the purchase money can remain In
the property II desired.
Sale to &C nmence at o CLOCK p. M, when
conditions " III be made known by
J. @. Robinson, Auctioneer. ianl2 AID ltw
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

TOR SALE, AT A BAR |

TOR SALE, AT A BAR
! gain. from now until
MARCH 2sth, the three
story brick dwelling. 1908
VanB Buren, STREET. Will cell
to suit the purchaser. VIII
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at S Fer
cent. Apply at the RxPuB-
LIcAN Office. jya4-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
d0hcfaI PABsonF or Afont,
OnA1I NJ Z Pu0H General ManlaeY,

7 60, Is, $50 s15, s47, 10 o., IL IS, ii 81 am.
IL 80, %, Q o. 6 "a. o 10 and 7 90 D. m.
Accommodation, 8 10. 7 90. 7 OF, 10 30 q. m.
2 30. Z 90, 7 40, . 80, 10 30 p. N.
For Chester texpressl, o 80, I 80, 8 50, 10,
847, II 30, II 81 .. m, II &c, ~, 20 and 100
Accommodation, 10, 7 90, 7 o6, 9 Is, 10 80,
q. M, 2 70, = %, 20, Q 50 and 10 30 p. m.
New York, 2 90, 2b2, 4 90, 20, 7 90, $50
10 OF. II 81 a. m, 81 as, %, 30, "a, 70 20,
7 %. 10 90 p. m.
For West Uhestsr, via Lamokin, go and
8 IL q. m, 2 80 and 1 90 p. IN.
For Newark and intermediate stations,
7 ~ q. m, IL 80 and q p. IN.
baltimore and intermediate atoms, 10 08
O. N, 81 p. m. and IL 06 mig :.
Baltimore and hay Line. Z &5 p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, / rs, = 40, 8 o.,
10 os, IL 90 g. m, Il "a, n II, IA, 10, NJ 90
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, o 90, 80 q. ~, IL 81, 2 TO- 80,
26 and II 60 p. m.
Georgetown and Lewes, 8 30 g. m, and 9 80
| p. m.
Seaford Express, 8 80 p. m.
Harrington, Deiinar and way s.ations.s 80
| q. M, IL IS p, N.
Express for Harrington, 8 so ?. N. Way
train rs p. m
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del.
mar, IL % p. m. every day.
franklin City, 8 20 O. m
Express for Norfolk. IL IS 2. N daily.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street-.-fo
Wilmington (express), IL 70, SO, I 20, 27,
10, 10 20, IL IS. IL b5 q. N. 8 Of, A02, 4 30,
| 8 0s, SCI, o u, 8 81, II 10 and ii 22 p. m.
Accommodati0D,o 30, 10 20 q. u, l ~, 8 II,
Z 80, a $40. 10 o3 io4' and II 81 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
SALE OF kEAL ESTATE
To clio 10 the estate OF homas Perkins,
& ea sod will be sold on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1887,
ut 2 O'Clock p. m.

at CLOCK p III.
No. l. Nd. GA LON b ard street, 14xso feet,
q storled. 7 room, brick house thereon
MOI. Nd Ill Locust street, 1e14xlO0 feet,
2 story brick house, s rooms summer kit
Nc. 8. No 7Os Locust street, lsxl00 feet,
with 3 stories frame house, rot me-, thereon.
No a No TO0 East It'll street, corner OF
7th and Syruce streets, with storied bricE
building thereon, Q ROOFS and large store
room, .0xs5 feet Thls ID valuable prop
erty, and is worthy the attention OF any per
son looking for business stand
These PROPERTIES are In COED cond,tion.
Sale to commence at No. !. Conditions
made known at sale. FOR lurtner particu'
lars see hand bills.
HENRY W. PERKINS. TOT the neirs.
X. q. FRAIM, Attorney
L. w. Stidham sons, huct 5. Ilo-b
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

YNoR sALE-hOUsE NO. 7os fKENOH
u street; II rooms and bath, ell modern
improve ments. 1hh house 10 Ia excsllept
rspsir and n ust be told 10 clcso n estate.
AIs) number OF n odern houses In western
part Of the city. Thee are the most convs-
nisnt houses In the market. and any one
Wishing TO pa'chass wou ID do we'll TO look
st hem before purchasing elsewhere. Terms
" suit purchasers 1INDALL h BRO,
sli w. Ninth street, or ll7 L Seventh street.
iSn5.16.t
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
WEST-BOUND:


Time table in effect Nov. 2sth, 1888. 1rains
leave Wilmington Ere nch st.eet) as follows:
For Beading, Birdsboro. Joanna. SPRING
field, Waynesburg Junction, Manor, Potts
vile, Ia aqua, Allentown, LeoaDoi, Wer-
nersvills and all points on the Philadelphia
and Reading Il. H., T. 90 3. IN. and z.lb p. m.
For Iostesville Embreeville, Lepape.
Obsdd's Ford and DuPont's and interme-
diste ,oinis. 49, e. m 2 10, AID II -. m.
For West Chester, 7. 9y q. In :. 40, and 6.12
p. m.
For New Bridge and iatermsdiate Joints,
6.le p. m.
On Sunday. for Rca iirR, Coatesv'lle. West
Chester and ali inter "a al ito ,Oilts. 6.lu a.
m.
a. @. McCADSLAND, j.. a, BOWER,
Sur eripUsndeGt NeDl Fass Ag't
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
uJR SALE.

iios and 1io7 west TIA street. nsw aud
VERY desIi abe homes. vel Chestnut street,
store fuitsbls for bakery. Moe Van buren
street. near the new City Park. 500 Van
Buren street, will DO sold at bargain. go
Jenersop street 10 worthy OF your attention.
1905 W. sth street. 10 rooms ard all con-
vsnisnces Cottage on the Highland !, . vsr-
desirable home, cheap. Apply TO M. I.
POOLE, .Vl Market street, i1.eodAf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13


la ExObArlfk-A MI "a
hbls houses, with al IN
nsuss, Little cash required
6fu b. tAken IN part or whos
Ices may remain on mort
klso building sites o ~
or residences /; also mann
1pcolally sdsyted TOR NO
vith On evcr-nowfng stream
Ithfough.tt, about 20 fee'
RaiIrpad. Oty tax one.
n rates. This property VII
Sre or IN smaller lots, q
Srcnsssrs. Also houses Il
THOS. n. O0LE,
Su2 French street.
KID. seh and Rodney .sn.u
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
artnlont,

sixth anA King ess.
ready for 1881. II paid on
barr 81. the lace Of DIN 70
81 cent. will DO eooso' ~
Il. ierrults may be drawn.
/ January vii, be closed on
Ter, arc charged with the
Insrs Of stables please tass
y warned not TO supply I'D
or any premises WIN u,.,
written or printed penny
bm emit. under penalty OF W.
o q. m. 70 I ~ IN.
N s. GkOhE, hegistrar:
10,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she WAS a Child, she cried for Gastoria
when she became Miss, she chung 10 Castn,ia
Wien she had Children, she gave them Cas-
torla.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
BALTIMORE a OHIO RAILROAD
IN EFFECT, NOV. 2srH, 80
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST knJJNIk


Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST. bOUNU
Phlfa. Accommodation, daily 80. .s.ooA. M.
Phila. Accom- mediation, daily. 80. $40 A. M.
Western Express, daily. ...lt.43 A. ID.
Pbila. Accom- mediation, daily .3.I6 r. M.
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... 5.43 p. M.
Chicago Limited, daily lies P. M.
WEST-BOUNB:
Chicago Limited, daily ...........5.s6 A. NJ.
Arrives Chicago 10. 80 ne xt morning. This
train does not take Baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. IL. 80 A. M.
Arrives Cincinnati 7.4b A. NJ, st Louis
$40 p. M. next day.
Chicago and st. Louis Express,
DAILY ................ .S.cu r. IN.
FOR LAND NBERG, 900 A. NJ. and
90 p. M, daily.
Trains leave Market Street Station:
For Philadelphia 7 30 A NJ. s55 A. M.
and z - p. M. daily. For Baltimore 90
A. M. daily, ex,ei I Sunday. For i.anden.
berg IS A. M. and 2 As p. M, daily. 500
p. NJ. daily except Sunday.
W. INWIN, q, IL. LDRD.
Superintendent. '|en1 Ppss. Agent.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
hhdsiphls, Wllnisgtoa { DsllnsIs Asilisat
nov. l4TH. lsss.
Trains will leave Wilmington as SoiIows:
SUNDAY TRAINS.

For Pbiiadeipnia (express). 2 90. . 81, Z 90,
I 20, IL 81 a. m. 100, ~ aud 90 p. m,
Accomno datl0n, 30 q. m, IL 10, 26,
s 30, 7 ~, o so D. m.
For Chester tsxpress), 20, II OIL =. m, 8 "a
and 90 p. m.
Accommodation, 8 30 .. m, Il 10. i rs, q 80,
20 and . 20 p. IN.
For New YorB texpress), ~. s. zoo.
20, II 81 Q. m, 8 0s, G2z, 05 and 0 10 .. 10.
For West OhestSr, via L.aLoslz. 8 80 .. m,
and 80 y. m.
Baltimore sad Washington, / Ee, Z %, 9 o.,
10 0s Am. IL 81, $50 (Limited), and rs pm.
baltimore, II o6 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VIII
mingt0n (express), Il 20. Q 90. Z &C, lG, IL 40
.. m. 81, ii 10, and II ~ p. N.
Accommodation, 836, 10 rs q. m, Il 3s,e 10,
35 and IL AZ p. N.
For further Information passengers are ~.
ferred TO the ticxet otfoe 81 the station.
Trains marked thus tSjsrs limited express,
upon whioh extra faro is charged.
J. z. WOOD.
General PASSENGER Aren't,
OuAlI IA K PUQH General ManaaeY
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

A GTEN TlON.-ALL PERSONS Dt
"A siring pure drugs and chemicals, OF
Wishing their prescriptions or private re-
a -iah should 20 to the drug store 81
II. Il. BRlN4HURST,
no. elS d arkststrset, Wumington ID
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

tkt.By GIVEN THAT
~ at the Lext session OF
of tho state OF Delaware.
my husbAod, Alfred Hind
u. HlNDM AN. decl2 lma
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

ANS Little BulIk UN
Power, sound Health ard
~ obtained by diet, only 25c.
Pc s20 Market street. Dr.,
work" said 3 iady. and 1
SO for 1t n | could lot TO
lana iud-stw
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

n Its eauSes, and = nsw and
ID successful CURE at your
one who was deaf twenty.
Tfest.d BY most Of the no
ithout b,nei1t. Cured him
nths, and sincs then hun.
Full par,io liars sent onap.
PAGE, No. a West slst
y CITY. octlo-tu th-sa oms
AZ ANNUAL MEETING
mbers OF the New CASTLE
Insurance Company viii be
3 Of the company, No B1a
IN Monday, the l7th iust. .fos
eltcting I'VE Mea bers "a
prs for three sears.
AM CANDY, President.
PA. Sccretary. i5-te
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

NyANTED-TO LOAN. "a $40 at Ter
w cent. frst mortgage on city proper "
sithsut preminm. Address OWNER. nj,
once. iaDl2ti.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

Wy ANfkD-TU EXOhANuE CITY
w property for farm OF from so To 81
acres. within to miles OF Wilmington
Address Farmer, this office. ll22id-ltw.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

MI ANrED "A BOY WIrH SGMtfX
w pcrience - harm tho b irbnr business
at Joseph Hoiners', EI.h.n aid Bennett
streets. lani2 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

9UOD 6 kGOMED HOUSE
Ia larger ono VITA bath for
4. j. FISHER. MY Markes
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Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
WANTED

vIyANTED-A DAIRYMAN WITH 9
w ZOO mixers. TO take charge OF a
dairy Of 70 cosS, on March 25th. Address,
with reference. L. q. REY BOLD,
ill-3t Delaware Oity, del.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

FOR sALE-STURE AMI
rood business stand, coruer
Jar strssts. Apply at 100 b.
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Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

srDRE PROP.
|iocation. Apply to hob.
Livery Evening building
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Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

NHkNOE-FOR SALE
md fixtures OF an old eslab-
pro, doing Il good business.
selling Address Grocery,
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Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

W ANIED $3.50 FOR FROMs TT ~
w months, NO. paper. address p. A.
T., thts office. iani2.i,s
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

Y SIOhY Is klOk HOUSE,
sth street; also l stable, !
m. suitahb = FIR n paint or
Apply 70 J. y. SUTTON,
street. ilttf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

national BANK,
bHeToN. Del Dcc. 81, SO.
Directors have this day de-
I'D OF six and one-half pei
n demand.
Dim h. DANNY, Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

ND POOR TAx-pAfERS
rlOE
NJ for The year 1879 Is long
Nv requires all TO call and
tan days from this notice,
lli prossed to collect tho
It'll costs. All those who
had better attend to tho
john T. DiUKEY,
st District.
PATRICK NEARY,
bond District. Isnb-i2t
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

n u II USE AND TRIiM
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